board, Nicolas Levi (small blind) bet out 22,600. His opponent (button) thought about it for a long time before tossing in the call - and then mucked when Levi turned over 
. With that, the Man With The Hat is up to 200,000.
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€10,000
Entries
848
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 848
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board, Nicolas Levi (small blind) bet out 22,600. His opponent (button) thought about it for a long time before tossing in the call - and then mucked when Levi turned over . With that, the Man With The Hat is up to 200,000.
board.The was a bet and a call in front of him and he pushed for 56,000 with
. The initial raiser somehow found a call with 
and after an 
on the turn, the 
came on the river though to knock him out.
managed to hold against 
after the board came: 
. A moment of semi-shock until Cao noticed he made the flush on the river.
Lylloff:
De la Gorce:
Board:
De la Gorce doubled up, and Lylloff looked extremely unhappy about it.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 200
Judah:
Button Gentleman:
Board:
("Five!" cried Mr. Button) 
Judah doubled to 150,000. "I folded tens," said Pastor unprompted.
and found a willing caller behind him with .The board came
offering very little in terms of excitement except that Prescott has doubled up to about 60,000.
flop. Veldhuis bet out 6,800 but eased off the gas hen his opponent called - they both checked the turn, and then checked again on the 
river. Veldhuis announced, "Nine," and turned over . His opponent laughed in a not-amused sort of way and mucked.A few hands later and we found Veldhuis getting involved again. It looked as though the small blind had raised and Veldhuis had re-popped from the big. Either way, the raise in front of Mr. Small Blind was 14,000 when Veldhuis shoved for what was after some time and considerable dealer effort ascertained to be 102,700.
The small blind now tanked up as a wall of media personnel crowded around the table. Said Veldhuis: "I think you're gonna fold but you don't like it so you want to make me stack all my chips." Then after a moment, "Or you have aces."
Eventually the small blind folded. "Show five-deuce!" shouted a railer, but no-one showed anything. Veldhuis is up to 120,000.
